Tokyo Nightclub Guide Tokyo Nightclub Guide Kabukicho's four-floor megaclub — No. 31 in DJ Mag's Top 100 Clubs, all-mix and EDM every night of the year.
A reserved spot for your group with bottle service and host — ideal for a birthday or a bigger night. We confirm the minimum before you commit.
WARP SHINJUKU opened in October 2018 as Kabukicho's first large-scale club in about a decade, and has since climbed to No. 31 in DJ Mag's Top 100 Clubs — the highest ranking a Japanese venue has ever taken. The concept is 'Tokyo, 100 years from now': four spaceship-styled rooms spread over two basement floors, led by the 600-capacity Universe Floor, where a three-tier circular truss rig called the Solar System spins lasers, LED rings and twice-nightly confetti drops above the crowd, all running on an L-Acoustics system. The soundtrack is all-mix — EDM, Top 40 and hip-hop remixes early, deeper DJ selections late — with Bar Meteo's lounge sets, the private Cosmo Room and the weekly-rotating Force Floor filling out the building.
The crowd centres on the early twenties and mixes in one of Kabukicho's biggest tourist contingents — the club runs an English 'How to WARP' guide and takes cards plus WeChat Pay and Alipay at the door. Entry is 20-plus with photo ID; women get in from ¥800 with a drink all night, men from ¥1,000 before midnight, and 200-plus lockers wait downstairs. Doors open at 9 pm, 365 nights a year — go early for cheap entry, or after 1 am when the floor hits its peak.
Smart casual. A clean top and decent shoes are all you need; skip sportswear and flip-flops.
Bring your physical passport. Entry is 20+ and the door checks. Japan's drinking age is 20.
Bring cash for the door; bars may take cards. ATMs at any nearby convenience store.
Across the week, men pay ¥1,000–¥4,000 at the door and women ¥800–¥1,000, depending on the night and time. With the free guest pass, men pay ¥1,000–¥2,000 and women free. Men: up to ¥2,000 off entry, but some nights or hours have no price discount (an extra drink instead on some). On some slots the cheaper pass price includes fewer drinks. Women: up to ¥1,000 off entry. The cheaper pass price includes fewer drinks than the door price. The "Tonight's entry" box at the top of this page shows tonight's door price; tap "Get guest pass" to see tonight's guest-list price before you issue the pass.
20 and over, checked at the door.
Bring your physical passport if you are visiting Japan — a photo of it on your phone is usually not accepted. A residence card works if you live in Japan. No ID, no entry, regardless of how old you look.
No jerseys, sweats, tank tops or sandals. Large exposed tattoos may be refused.
Open 9pm–4:30am. Open nightly — no closing days · Door price steps up late (11pm Fri/Sat, midnight weekdays). The floor peaks around 01:00–03:00.
Seibu-Shinjuku Line · Seibu-Shinjuku — South Exit · 2 min walk. Also: JR Shinjuku Station (East Exit · ~6 min walk).
Tap "Get guest pass" on this page, enter your name and group size, and a QR code is issued instantly — free, with no account or booking. Show it at the door that night; it is valid until close.
Yes. Shinjuku draws an international crowd and the door is used to visitors — have your photo ID ready and you're set.
